On Tuesday, 16 June, 3:30 pm, at the Writers’ House of Georgia, 13 I. Machabeli Str, Tbilisi, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) will reveal the findings of a recent study on public perceptions on gender roles and attitudes among Georgian society.
The research "“Men, Women and Gender Relations in Georgia: Public Perceptions and Attitudes”, conducted under the Sweden-funded UN Joint Programme for Gender Equality in Georgia, is building on the results of a similar study carried out in 2013 and unveils the progress made over the last seven years as well as remaining disparities in the social perceptions of gender roles and attitudes in Georgia.
UNDP Head, Louisa Vinton; UNFPA Head Lela Bakradze; Ulrik Tideström, Ambassador of Sweden to Georgia and Armenia and Lela Akiashvilli, the Prime Minister’s Advisor for Human Rights and Gender Equality, will present the main findings and open a floor for discussion.
The event will be transmitted over Zoom and social media platforms. To register and attend virtually, please follow the link.
Journalists are invited to attend offline:
Tuesday 16 June, 15.30 hr
Writers’ House of Georgia, 13 I. Machabeli Str, Tbilisi
Media contacts
Sophie Tchitchinadze, UNDP, +995 599 196907, sophie.tchitchinadze@undp.org
Magda Nowakowska, UNDP, +995 598 822544, magdalena.nowakowska@undp.org
Salome Benidze, UNFPA,+995 577 211 300, benidze@unfpa.org
Mariam Khotcholava, UNFPA, +995 598 123033, khotcholava@unfpa.org
